It would be the best if you look closely at the grill under oblique light and just count the vertical rows, maybe not everything is visible on the scan. Also, it would be interesting for example if you see the last horizontal row at the bottom more complete then or if it's more incomplete.
jimjam, this is an F Grill, Scott #94. There are 12 columns, as you said, but at least 16 rows: one row is cut off by the top perforations (a grill point from this row can be seen clearly on the third perf tip from the right) and traces of a row are visible under the bottom-most fully-visible row.
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Posted 12/21/2017 02:42 am
